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The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1887-07-20
Fashion N otes.

Fashion Notes.
Norfolk jackets aro in great favor.
Bracelets and armlets never 60 out of
fashion.
Fans arc carried, not worn; likewise
bouquets.
Large plaids are correctly worn by
little children.
Button gloves are more worn than
mousquetaires.
All grown women wear high coiffures,
but not young girls.
Stripes are the leading feature in
spring goods of all kinds.
Half high boots and low shoes will
again be in vogue for summer wear.
The shepherds plaid is seen in all the
familiar mixtures and in bright red and
white as a novelty.
There are heavy weight tussore silks
which are designed for tailor made cos
tunes and are to be stylish.
Beads of all sorts enter largely into
the stylish millinery and in trimming
for chessy costumes and outer garments.
Dark figures on light ground are
more stylish for sateen and fine ging-
hams than dark grounds with light fig
ures.
Colorcd beads arc so ncttcd into silk
cord as to form matlcttcs and make very
stylish finish for q summer silk for street
wear.
A bouquet of ostrich feathers of diff
fcrcnt shades makes stylish garnaturc
for hat. Several colors are seen in the
tops.
Belgian straw is one of the very dura-
bic and pretty braids for walking hats
or those used for any serviceable pur-
pose.
Cross bars of color on neutral grounds
are very stylish. On ginghams these
cross bars are corded, giving pretty
effect.
One of the prctticst designs of little
Girls costumes for the summer is the
Gretchen dress as it is so easily laun-
cered.
Trimmings of Hamburg embroidery
are used in all sorts of costumes for
children, including those of light woolen
fabric.
Braid trimmings were never moro
stylish than this season, and the variety
in which they are shown is something
astonishing.
Satin and plain silks make stylish
black costumes. The petticoat is of the
stripe and the overdress of plain fabric,
surah or gros grain.
Plaid ribbon is stylish trimming for
hats. It's in heavy quality with picot edge
aud is made into tall bows such as were
worn on the winter bonnets and hats.
Bonnets arc o tr.fs lower than last
season, although tho trimming is still
hcaped we'll up in front and consists of
bows and flowers in confusion of color.
The plain yoke waist is o favorite
model for little girls costumes, and is
still! the most stylish even for those
made of fine embroidery to wear over q
silk slip.
Oriental designs seem to b. very much
liked this season in cotton fabrics as
we'll as woolen. Palm leaves, ara
bcsqucs and Eastern tracery are quite
stylish.
A novelty in summer silks is tho tus-
sore with satin stripes OF bright color.
These are exceedingly pretty and stylish
and combine prettily with the plain
material.
Colored chip hats and bonnets are for
drcssy occasions, light blue, heliotropo
and red being the favorite shades.
These should be trimmed with colored
grapes of the same shade.
Plumes for hats are taking the varied
colors given to ribbon this season. One
new hat has dared to show itself adorned
with six, one each of crimson, yellow,
pink, green, cream and brown.
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q cloth is used for absorbing .he surplus
moisture. The churning occupies from
fifteen minutes to o half hour. If the
cream is too thick for proper burning it
is thinned with water. He made G,000
pounds the past year. -.
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serves for his personal ayersions. The historians
are discussed with great care, and the cnafaceer
stics Of Bancroft, Hildredth. PRESCOTT. farA"Ah'
palfrey and, in little less degree, Motley' a,o
clearly indicated. Mr.. Bancroft Is warmly
praised for the severity, tcrseness, and gravity VI
style which carefully "avoids the Driiia'iO
rhetorical effects of Macaulay.' This Is noo
fortunate encomium. Mr.Bancrofts style ooes BIZ"
all those qualities at times; but our civ, M
torian is distinguished for his frequeho huute"o
in rhetorical effects which are not thoSo VI
Macailay indeed but are bold enough W e'f
"A certain character on his pooh- .sor
| T1a literature OF travel according TO froiessoi
pic,ordson ..barely belongs to literature ~ aii'
W. chan hardly assent to a dctum which exciuoeS
from notice so remarkable book as lana
awe Years Before the Mast" not DO mention
Melville's South Sea narratives, or etory hoo"
d Roma. or Howells's venetian days. Or W
,oo,, nearer home, Winters English Journeys. All
,hooo and scores OF other books of travel. ore
aiet;rct,v literary in character. Most books OF
travel. ii is true have short lives but thai ms
fortune does not shut them out OF the
realm of letters Danas book almost seems III
mortal.
P1ofessor Richardson's style Is always an
mated always clear always forclble, ana oi'eh
brilliant lie has the art OF making duli uihss
bright, and there is hardly an uninterestins page
In his whole volume. His method OF crltlciSm ID
variable Sometimes he presents an acue "h"
lust analysis Of an authors qualities. ana Iuci"
examination Of his style. In other cases. hoo ieSS
important he confines himself TO genei'i ''''o
ment Of writer's relative rank wlthou' uoin'n
strating wherein he is great or not great why MS
manner is GOOD or bad. Evidently his mode OF
treatment Is governed partly by his sympathies
Tr,or tho vbole he has not undertaken to furnish
complete critical studies Of individual writers SO
much MS O comprehensive survey OF the RISE ex-
mansion, tendency and distinguishing notes OF a
national literature and even after all deductions
have been made account of his plan of division.
and occasional eccentrcties of opinion, it Will be
generally admitted that he Is rendering an emil
nent service to the art Of serious criticism.
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COTTON MARKETs-BYT TELEGRAPH

Ivrnroo1. Feb 1o-l2son n-CSt,on fr% prices s sS.
ening little Mddling Uplands 40 oresnS SSs
and export Recepts~sooo bales including 1900 bales
Futures steady at tho advance Upanas Low Msdins
S SDS p TS5. sy,n and Ha5 i Do
MAY delivery also ossd do IA Nay ,1S
S' isS also sssd tS'd July ana deliver.
~ ,.st isssG AMI October de:
ap m.-CoonThe sales Of the day included $500 bales
futures steady Uplands Low Kidding clause February
delivery 74d buyers do February and March dewey
7eid buycrs do. March and April delivery 500;
%sy and d June delivery s4d buyers do
delivery 1464d buyers; do July and August ueyery
664d buyers do August and september delvery
buyers; do. September and October delivery loo4o'
p. m.--Good Midning Upland., SID; MIdding Up
lands Low Middng UPands od o S0o MSans etaS
$3.50; MiddliDg Texas Sled; Low Mddiing Texas,
Good Ordinary Texas Il S lsd eans s
Low Middllng orleans, 6isd; Good Ordinary Orleans I'D
Ordinary orleans. 4dd - ,.,,u
clause February delivery s64d sellers February and
March delivery, S6sd sellers do March aud April dens
cry stS y D nS s a aps ssZ esr do june
and July delivery lj-64d sellers; do July and August
delivery IG4d sellers do August and September dey-
cry 1914 sellers do. September and october delivery
aaIvEsroS. Feb lO-Cotton steady. Mdding, 1916
d dSg Ma 5 bales sass 1sag Sas. stock
NoRroLK Feb lO.-Cotton firm Mddling. " net and and
gross receipts 95 bales exports to Great Britain 66so
bales; eoastwlse 70i bales; Sales soo oaes s'oA
SAVANNAH Feb. 1O-cotton steady Middling lle; Low
ceipts III 80 baes Gales 450 bales stock. o020o oass
NEW ORLEANS Feb. lO.Cotton steady Middhns lo,lei
Low adding Coed Ordinary &c nSs
bales ; sales, 7 - $50 bales stock, 376,B07 baleA
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EURopEAN PRODUCE MARKETS

LIVERPOOL. Feb Provisions Bacon, Cumberland Cut
36s 3D. Long Clear Mddes, 35s 6d short Clear MSaies
3s Cal Short Ribs 3Gs Cd Shoulders 27s Cd per ewI Beer
S8s Cd Tor Extra India Mess Prime Mess, 6ss sd roiK
Prime Moss ga OIL per DBL; Prime Mess Eastern sI,
B2sd Western 57s 3D. LArdAmeIican. 500 PriIne est
ern s5s Sd; Lard on, s2s. 81 Hams-Long Cut Az
Shoulders 35Od Butter-llOs8d cwt Tor finest nite.
states Cheese American Choice 6is OIL Wheat3ked
Western Spring 7s. Cd ola Sd; Red Winter, "a so q
Is 5d per eeniaL New no. Winter. 7s ~ do. No 2
sIrins "a Ia New Mixed Western "A I'D; California o.
J. Is 3D. a U.s. Sd. No 2 Is Cd as 81 per Genital re
dce-sprIts OF Turpentne sos 0a do at London 2ss yd
per cw Refined Petroleum. ID per gallon Clover seoI
Fine American 2is OBJ Prime cry, 2Ss 0d per CIV Nv;
20 Oh per cwt Proyisions-A American Rergeraten ieet
hind au ter quarters 3sh ID Hops at Lon
don Ork state, 81 l5s o. 43 oS Od CotIohseee
oil. Liverpool make, lss Sd $50, =, soo n "a d, poo
LONDON Feb. Iroiuce-Iinsecd on $50 Os6d a 10
o. nj ner ton Calcutta insced 4s0d quarters Ian
seed cake l6s Cd per ton Refined Pero cum oa
g5Td per gallon; spirits OF Iurpobtlne Zoa ca- per
owL; Pale Gs OLals od Proy sions-lar S2s I'd pe.
cwt for American Sugarl3s d. per cwt icr ouua Ell.
rfuga polozlng 960 and lis Oh Sias % Tor Msscovo
Ga. Nation as Cd 30s I'D Ceooanni H. ~ ,op
O.. Cochin S37 American Refrigerated Beck IS gu ior
hind quarters and IS 3D. for fore quarters per SID oy to
,,. NJ. .,..,,o., "a
ASTwEsr. Fob. loPetrolegm-P Pale american 70
Wots Lard ~ francs 20 Confines per lUO ko>
BErNEs Feb lO-PeirOeum marks 10 ptenhhgs
WILCOX closed at 50 marks - pfennnsS per llo ID.
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nal here Long Clear in Nev.York quoted q TX
Short Cissr st tbs West quoted 7,s11r AZ
Civ HEAVY to Lsht At vel Pigs. n
feeling at time during the early bonrs w We sy
pathized advance of az points Closing ~
speeuIaon moasrats and cssh Sss suo TO-
closing 702 99705c City steam in moderate aomana' as
225 tics, 075c refined quoted 73bo Con.nehs u:rch
South American February closing 702c 10Y o. iosng
77 $780, closing 05G 5000 tea APRIL soo sr
7l2c 1000 tcs May 71407 19c. closing ayc 99yv &c ~.
June 720a7 300. closing 7.28c..-: Sn ~ hnt
and market has dull ana eaS Sss
prices show further change Eign crea%sr 80
26o Dairy half rkin tubs l6024c welsh tu1s
2Go Western Imitation Creamery II1zici sTz@gan
barry l4020ct Western Factory. 1312oc; Hos aoo
CheeseTho market firm but not quotaby cnsnfeu,
trade demand continues fair state Faor Eist
ing Fancy White 1885, lao, do Colore l3c;
l1h0l3Lc Good to Choice Light skWs t Ole,
Eggs-Dull and barely steady. STATE 2io "es'e'n' '
sUGARhe raw market fairly active and rom
3s44So Mossses 5 for 96o test xa
3l6c for Fair Refining. Sales, 1000 begs 5ei
b1l6D5Isc 100 hhds English Islands, l5S2e nna Loi
bags Centrifugal Refined steady Cut LOAF
Crushed BS16 pc. Cubes 13161o!scs fowdyrou
6i.c formulated l895ao. Monld &C. n neI'
8.l696ssc. Conee STANDARD blec- Goles on sos
White Extra q &C.. Extra 4a047so- o AH~s's0" f"'"
sTEiRINE-Unchanged and quiet City quoted 7 'c and
OleomargariDe &c. 49,. p~.r,. f.tx
TXLL6W-steady and moderately active Primo VI"
Quoted 8 100 sales, "a, 900 b, 5-l6c. ...,.u.
WOOI-A quiet but steady market AZ previous
Late include 80 600 Xxx Ohio, 30 639c; oooVo
and Xxx Fleece. 35036c.; 25,o0e Mexican. l8c'
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THE MARKETS
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per- Worth Rfrsr. Vessels and Railroads.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

corFFE-For Brazil styles the market for spot lots Was
maintained at l4c fair Rio spot invoices Sales sooG
baes No 14Ac Mild growths were quiet sales, 4VO
pscns INTERIOR September sale at 2oc Speculation on tns
Exchange restriced First prices showed aecns
Ssgrs. follows: TcSySsry ls99sIs9S Mn Sse
1900 1875 Jniy 12sOal2s6; August r. SOC l2so;
Ser. 1850 1896 December l2s5s129o. Sales. s42oo
baGs ,...
with very restricted business sales. l7s bales S3 last
eyen,ng) ~ which for consumption. The port
recepts to-day were 15417 bales comparing with 1870
bales this and $40 bales this day last year
since September the total port receipts have becn
bales against 42s0OO7 bales for tho period
lAstyear.
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DENNSYLVANlA RAILROAD.
L On and after JANUARY 81. 1877.
GREAT TRUNK LINE

AMI r,NrTFn OF ATrs NAH por-
AND United snA.Ls Nall ROUTE
Trains leave New YORK VIA Desbrosses ana Corandt fire.
Ferries. as follows:
HaLrsbgrg pittsourg ana ne west With Pnimsn Pssi
Chicago Limited of Psrlor Dining. smoking and sse.is
Cars at 0 O. m. every day.
wiamsport Lock Haven. 900 m- sp M Cory ssd N
D. connecting ut Cory for Titusve Petroens
Centre and tie on RegionsL
For Lebanon, 800 . m, 500 p m. and l2,l6 night
Baltimore Washington and the South Limited Washins,
10 arrive Washington 400 p m and daily $40 "a
arrive ington 6oo ms regular ozO 500 and 81
M. E00. ZOO 430and BOO y m. ana lZlo night e1ps
day o:io q: NJ ASO and 2 N. and lzlo night
FOR AIanuc City exceps SUNDAY ltnrouxn parior
For Cape May, week days. lilo q m On Saturday. ,,
Jpn
Long Branch. Bay HEAD Jupcton ana intermediate
sions VIZ RahrN and AnbSy - M ~ ~ noon $40
Parke xn -,
For oa rosns ana scrio,x' VIA Nex.9orx Phiadsphia
and N0H9n nairoao ~ = ~. rsys ANA ~ every
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s Vsnderpilt-ava
EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

PASSENGER TRAINS leave foot Of cortiands % -
n, for CatAssuqus add intermediate Ponts
m fog Lyons ElnirA hyenosser ~
an. Wet md prncpal local poinA Chaar ca< |" "1ses
barre. Ss....~S .ea ., ate poiusa CnatY 20
. ~ mock. Connccton 20 Reading aad heIrsouHv
W ~ m Tor Pttston and principal htcrmedias potnea
<,ssir cas % ritestou.
SEQ 4. N. or Cep.y ssa insssneassss Ecmsa cecnsse
n M fcr 0e1sva. Lyona Elmra Rochester. Buffalo M
ths WesI Pullman slssPer - Lyons
$50 p MI for Lanrys and intsrnedists YSints
oe4 $40 p. -. counooo NJ
ali points In Mshanoy and II azlsten Cal Rigiona
SUNDAY TRAJNA
@ 4 m for Mauch CAunk, Aasistsa aA1 interDe0114G
polntsL
Tn =. fer 0euesA Lysns. EiurA heohssess, Bu1naeoo
The West. Pullman slsepsr 70 4yenA
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DOPULAR SHORE LINE for Boston, Proyi.
1 dence Newport and all New. England Pana. Al rail-
sIeepted at a m tparor cars atachsil and ~ "a
with palace slseyins 1assS ssnasy trains ~ "a ~
For Newport 300 p M boston kipress With rArsos
cara connects ickiord ioT arvnE AZ 1'eo
DEDUCTION OF FARES VIA NORWICH
IL LINE Tho Popular Inside Route To bo;!on. ~
M s,ss%s % Ws,ss..s and % d
leave Pier Told number North Ryes loot Of Wsttsse
0yuO W W. 01lAOts A&eoS
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WEST SHORE RAILROAD.

=; I T ,iatInu a. fotIows aud Is minutes
earlier nom foot Of Jay-sl. North Riveri
Detroit and Chicago 800 a. m. t6;05 'o:la p m
e. ;d aou syrSasa BSaio Rochester Suspension Bridge
Highland kingston saSser,ss Satskil Albany SID
Cranstons Wsst Point Cornwall Nsw6urs. '3l5. TlSs
% "a .I0iS Ii30 M, 400. 500 Sis MI and 'ooS
n m, anstou's, Cornwall NewburE
FOR Montreal aud Car ada East 105 P m r,,.,s.
Hamilton London $3.50 q 900, o:le p MI ioronso
1913 4 M, 1900, sSl6 ?. M. ,,,... ,,.u. n.,-.ss
Elegant sleeping Tor BSfao Ml s fan~ oe'1"
daily tDay except saturday Other trains daily e1oeps
Sunday ..,,. ..,,.. or .,~.nns car accommodate
tous or Information. apply At omcoa
Ws@Yori ciiy-SSs 7sS. s!2 Broaiwy lss sSwsfy *
West shore stations. foot OF wSst va ~ NON
.y.,..,o,,avA General Passenger AssaA
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Hsi aYr AMI WHEAT 2SsioS6 2i99S3s
Tho crop OF France in 1889 official estimates
wheat and wheat acgr into Francs from Aasast to Dee 81
The half French season TO end July 81 1897
II expected France VIII require large imports oil wheat ana
that tho requirement. WI DO larger than IN either Of the ast
four ysar rhS H wan 81 1851 Viii pTobSg exceed
900 6ushels heade. quantity on passage -, .,......
@ssd se a. s. nsS c IHS SvsT xs y o S G
ping soa 5Sc straw quiet Long Rye. 7o97'ci Short do
Hops seller: maintain values. but y the demand
10 ssc Primo %o % 1855 O'i Prime 10 ' choice Do
ioc racine Coast crop isSG rS s 70 SnS1 =,
@o ga M,sS % n crop
MoiAssEs-Thcre is no Improvement to note boiling
neng stun nominaly held at lesc No business To-
22GO &C. futures Between calls 10 spot sold at
Easy at los, ellie spot &c insres
sslss c bars y London 500 LeadFrm at iioS
NAVAL sToREs-ouiet and without essential change.
a pST sO nnd aneE 1SSI ssa u Css o oed
8 g. < ~ o. g ~ - $ 81 W.
oILs-Ths market throughout tho entire list is qnot
aia; yellow fair to prime Ss ioc summer white
so% Sss sSSsas ioSsSn: sSss7s Gnsesd raw &
sSs Mssnsoa aSs SQUAD @ 'iisns prss:s
sicsched ssS sperm crude 7$S7se natural w,atsi
Toe; beached winter SOC. natural spring. 70c
bloached spring 75c; Whale crude Northern. 30c crude
Southern. 2ss29c.: natural winter 370J7 bloachod
WINTER 80 loci extra beached Al 942c. Red Eain $40
casks 7J974c; Noatsfoot prime. OOa76c: common $50
6Oc.; Palm, &C.
OCEAN FREI0H TS-The movement a light one and
the tone Irregular In beIh reights aside from noder
ate shipments o Hour provisions cheese butte Oil cake
general merchandise a. rates the
grain as:LIEERPOOL steam, hence, 5000 bush grain
yxi... LONDON steam. hence. 5000 bush. gram, I'D;
and % 900 bush from store A Tho charters and commit
tails were DUTCH pohrs. hence, British bark, 1000
10000 cases refined oil chartered previously at
with the privilege OF ghai at pPORTO
bark le00 bbls and 900 refined OIL IS % and I7c
UNITED KINGDOM. IRON Pensacola three vessels
"A l0s... NEW DIX nom Brunswick, schooner $40
bark ree 1000 refined oil "a 3D. and on The
berth $1,000 ons n grain. private terms. ANTWERP
ports there Is qnite good inquiry for
Tho % the following
ratos Baltimore 10 Liverpool Ssa3s; London 4d, 0ias
cow. 3a: Antwerp "a From Boston 10 Liverpool, YiSd
PRoVisIoNs-PoRK-Th west tended higher and tn.
material change. Trading In mocrate. Sales 900 bbs
Mesa private terms- Meas quoted sl2 81 SSl3 20 fol
Year Old, slI 90 for New Si4 768si6 Family
Mess slbgsl6 for Clear Back. sl20sil so
quiet Cy Extra India Mess, $ls 6x2o, Extra Mess
bbls % so 6S9 Packet % b0i Plate BEEF HA Ms
In moderate demand. Quoted S2i....CUT MEArs-Ar
doing little better and tho mcyement y airiy active sales
5sSssci 10000 d Picked Bs,Iss IL 10 average, ssca
Picked Bellies quoted 7s, Picked Hams IL t6il sc
Picked shoulders 8ssc: Smoked Hams 2 c smokct
shsadsss. 7is07 AIDDLxS-bun and wholly uomt
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For Both Sexes-City

For Both Sexes-CitY.
A CIRCULARS OF SCHOOLS, with re-
IA liable inform alton, free, mailed for postage
r. T. AVERY ANN school Bureau. z " est l<th-st,N.Y
CRAMERCY PARK SCHOOL AND TOOL
NJ HOUSE ASSOCIATION.
Incorporated.
Tho Second Term begins February J. Applications for adj
missions TO the Boys School Tool made
principal office, l04 East 20th-st.
: KINDERGARTEN and GIRLS DEPARTMENT, 25 East
2lstst,
MANUAL TRAINING DEPARTMENT open 10 visitors
every Thursday after 3 O'Clock p.
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Daueing Aeaoemies.

ALLEN DODWORTH. No. 6S1 Fifth-ave
~ Glasses and private lessons send stamp Tor circular
NEW WORk Contains full instruction for all modern
dances $50 for tho coton (German) Price
81 80 Postal order OF staDps
LEXANDER MACGREGORS.
~ 900 Madlsonave Private lessons hour iay classes
every day classes now forming
DElLLY'S SCHOOL FOR DANCING, 5IS
III 6thaye reopened Tor the season
Postage Tor circular
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STAINED.

Good ordnsry..... golo Low Miiins ........ Ilg
St0ooi Ordinary .... ia mtidling 3 lo'io
Tho option market opened at points advance but later
the Burcan Report issued and the final feeling was weak
Al OF points for the day The report pointed
20 a crnn nf @ iGO 600 bales salcs l3i 900 bales.
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ALL fares reduoedstonlnst ssnv L,me. me
New. England pointA
Full nights rest by taking late trains from steamer
Reclining chair paror between steamers landing and
Roston WITHOUT CHARGE ,,,.- ,,,.
sh"vs CxnalsL CT 81 D y. IN. daily. except sundays
soo'o ~sA' ~ W POPPLE. 0en'l Passenger Agt,
RoxY New. YORK.
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NEW. YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON

~ RIVER RAILROAD Recommending Januhry 3, 1897.
through trains WIFI leave Grand Central Depot
Sa Rochester Fvpress throu9 oh drN room cars1
Albany Troy. a. Adams Ronse's Pt. and Syracuse.
300 a. m, The Limited" with DINING stononS ~
Albany, Utica. syracuse Rochester Buffalo, Nagara Falls
Ere Clev Gland and Toledo arriving at Chicago $50 M
iosoa M Chlcaso Express drawnsroom cars to Canaan
tlisO M, Western New.York ami Northern Express.
with drawing room
$500 M AIbsny Troy and Express. with drawing
Il D. m ACCOMMODATION to Albany and Troy
M Chicago and ST. Louis Express with
Naeara Falls Buffalo. Cincinnati Toledo. Detroit Chi.
cago and St IoniS Dining-car New. York 70 Albany.
$40 M Montreal Express with sicepiuecars TO Montreal
Runs TO Utica. stopping at principal stations
y. m, Special Sleeper arrives Rochester $40 me-
Buffalo, e:36 a. m, and Cleveland l215 m. nextdsy
t.o5 Pacific Express. with sleeping for Roehes
ter Buffalo Nagara Falls Cleveland Toledo Detroit and
Chicago. Sleeping.cars To wstertown via Utica dthv
sIuriv also % Auburn Geneva and CanandaguA
except SATURDAY ant sunday
ii6p. M Night Express with .leerine cars to Albany
and Troy with the morning trains for thcWess
and for tho North except saturdsy uishn. ~, , ,.
Plaza AIS Broadwav Harer Depot l25th'st and fthsvcs
at westcotts Express Onices near Brca
wav fs5 ant o43 Broadwsv AMI 90 West l2ot.st. News
an. At, Williamsburg
in and .'eepin gcar, esa %
procured OF the ticket Offices IA NewforK CiV sAa
533 Washington .st Brooklyn. ..,,.,,.
baggage called checksi from reslencs. s,n,.
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tInoSs ~ rss sop NJ h"f'c" N HENRY MoNEFT,
''Gc,ra,,i sinner utendent General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-11

DAY LINE to OLD POINT COMFORT,
ID NORFOLK, VA, and SOUTH.
Penn, H. 4:30 y. PRrlor cars 10 baltimore
thence palace steamers arriving At oid Point at IS
0en1 Pass. Agent $40 Broaiway N Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-11
Gelp Uanteo.

TUTOR WANTED.-TO accompany family
to EnrOpeApril 10 Octoberfor Two boys OF eleven anu
Dine LATIN. French and German required. Address ~
b. NJ, Post Office Box 1884,
NNANTED.-Master with sciences, mathe-
w matlcs for church school. Good salary.
MIRIAM CoYMEkE. 81 East lIth-st,
1thave and broadway
NNANTED.-A French maid and seamstress :;
competent to 1T good references required Please
cali at IA HCksst. Brooklyn. l. |.
NNANTED.-A boy to run errands and write;
w answer own handwriting. Address o,
". A. H., Tribune Office
IVANTED.-A wet nurse with baby not over
w three months old. Call Wednesday morning 1T IL
o'clock, at IL West l9thst.